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Part of #1252 (item 7, cores track).

What changes

BandStats::compute_with runs for every raster band made or read. It is now counted on several threads for a band of more than about a million values:

• The count, the range and whether every value is whole are counted on the worker threads, while the calling thread makes the sums.
• The histogram, the bit set of whole values within 16 bits, and the set of distinct values (which gives up past 256) are then counted on the threads, and their results are merged in order.
• The sums of values and squares stay on the calling thread, in the band's order. Summing them in parts would change the mean and spread in the last bit.

on_runs and on_runs_beside follow the cores-track rules:

• at most 16 threads, and at most one per 256 Ki values;
• the calling thread works too;
• one thread under 2^20 values, and one in the browser (cfg!(target_arch = "wasm32"));
• a worker's panic is raised again;
• std::thread::scope, so no new dependency.

valid gains a Sync bound. Both callers' closures capture only an Option<f32>.

Measured (release, 40 threads available), one 4000 × 4000 band:

Band	Before	After
byte-like values (256 categories)	0.258 s	0.070 s
fractions	0.209 s	0.063 s
whole numbers up to 100,000	0.232 s	0.061 s

About 0.03 s of the remaining time is the sequential sums.

Same output

Counts, bit sets and sets don't depend on the order. The merged track is true exactly when the union has at most 256 values. Min and max are folded in runs, and Rust's min already treats ±0 either way. stored overview statistics are applied after the merge, as before.

Tests

band_stats_on_several_threads_are_one_threads compares every field, to the bit, with a copy of the old one-pass code. It uses five 2-million-value bands: byte-like values, 200 negative whole values, more than 256 whole values, fractions, and one with NaN, no-data, −0 and 0. It also checks a band too small for threads and one with no valid value.

cargo xtask ci checks fmt, clippy, tests and layers, and the wasm build passes. The only failures are the known box-only ones.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Performance
  • Statistics, histograms, and distinct-value categories for larger raster datasets are now calculated using multiple processing threads on supported platforms. Smaller datasets continue to use a single processing run.
• Reliability
  • Results remain consistent across processing modes, including sums, ranges, validity and integer metadata, histograms, and distinct-value categories.

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Walkthrough

Band statistics use ordered runs to calculate range metadata, histograms, and categories for larger native inputs. Sum and squared-sum accumulation remains in input order. Tests compare results across thread counts with a one-pass reference.

Changes: Raster band statistics

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Parallel run processing crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs	compute and compute_with delegate to compute_on. Multiple-thread processing accumulates sums and squared sums in input order and calculates range metadata across ordered runs. Small inputs and wasm32 use one thread; larger native inputs use up to 16 threads.
Merged tallies and validation crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs	Per-run histogram and distinct-value tallies are merged. Tests compare statistics, histograms, and categories with a one-pass reference for multiple thread counts and input cases.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes

Change: Refactor

Possibly related issues

• opengeos/RustGIS#1252: The issue identifies single-threaded band statistics as a raster output bottleneck; this change parallelizes parts of that computation.

Possibly related PRs

• opengeos/RustGIS#1382: This PR parallelizes raster projection and identifies band-statistics computation as remaining work.

Suggested reviewers: giswqs

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to b79dc

Band statistics now run on several threads for large bands, with results matching the previous single-pass code. The earlier review concerns have been addressed, and no merge-blocking risk is evident.

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_{A rabbit counts the runs in flight,
While sums stay ordered, left to right.
The bins combine, the ranges agree,
The threads return their tally.
A whiskered nod: results align,
The band stats finish right on time.}

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Code review

The change is one file, crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs. It moves band statistics onto threads for bands of 2^20 values or more. I read the split, the merge, and the track/categories logic, and found no correctness bug in the threaded path. The findings below are about the single-threaded path, panic safety, and test coverage.

Bugs

• Sign of zero in min/max (low, ~30%). The bit-equality claim depends on f64::min/max ordering ±0, which Rust leaves unspecified. Strict comparisons would make it deterministic. (inline comment posted at mod.rs:196)

Security

• None found.

Performance

• Single-threaded path does three passes instead of two (sums, range, tally). That path covers every wasm band and every band under 2^20 values, and the PR only measures the threaded path (medium, ~70%). (inline at mod.rs:191)

Quality

• The fallback runs.next().unwrap_or_else(|| Tally::run(&[], &valid, b)) is unreachable, because on_runs always returns at least one run. This can wait for the release quality pass.

AGENTS.md

• Never crash: scope.spawn panics if the OS refuses a thread, so a band load could panic instead of falling back (low-medium, ~40%). The same pattern already exists in crates/render/src/raster.rs. (inline at mod.rs:313)
• Never crash: a worker panic is re-raised with resume_unwind. The worker code has no panic sites, so the practical risk is low (~20%).
• The test's threaded branch only runs when available_parallelism() is at least 2. On a one-CPU runner it compares the sequential path with itself (~50%). (inline at mod.rs:1291)
• Otherwise the change follows the repo rules: no unwrap/expect/panic! in the new code, no unsafe, and the wasm path is gated with cfg!. The layering is unchanged.

I did not build, test, or run clippy. Those checks are the author's claim and are not verified here.

Earlier concerns: none. There were no prior review threads on this PR, so I left none alone.

Change size

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Review comments at @crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs:
- Line 1280: Update the at closure’s intermediate arithmetic to use u64 before
multiplication and addition, then convert the modulo result back to usize.
Preserve the generated values and the closure’s usize input and output types.
- Line 313: Update the run-processing logic around `runs.map` and `scope.spawn`
to use fallible scoped spawning; when spawning fails, process that run inline.
Preserve result order and ensure panics from spawned workers still propagate.
- Around line 1282-1284: Extend the test’s band cases with a pattern containing
257 distinct whole-number values, updating the array length accordingly. Keep
the existing cases unchanged so the comparison covers behavior beyond the
256-category bit-set boundary.
- Around line 1282-1286: Update the test data and assertions around the `bytes`,
`few whole`, `wide whole`, `fractions`, and `gaps` patterns to deterministically
create multiple runs, each with at most 256 distinct negative integers, whose
union has more than 256 distinct values. Assert that the merge result’s
`categories` is `None`, ensuring the test exercises the union-size cutoff.
- Line 1291: The parallel-equivalence test currently relies on available
parallelism and may exercise only one run. Add a deterministic test path that
forces multiple runs independently of available_parallelism, then compare the
merged BandStats result with the one_pass result; leave the existing computation
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Code review

I found no bugs, security issues, or AGENTS.md violations. The threaded merge keeps the one-pass results: counts, min/max (first of equal values in band order), sums, histogram, and distinct-value categories all match, and the sums are added in band order. I checked the thread-count limits, the wasm guard, the spawn-failure fallback, worker panic propagation, and the new test's oracle and band layouts against the code.

Bugs: none found.

Security: none found.

Performance

• The calling thread's sums pass also computes the range, whole flag and count, and calls valid once more per value, all discarded. A sums-only fold gives identical results and does less work on the serial pass that bounds the threaded time. Low confidence (~35%) that it matters measurably. Posted inline with a suggestion (mod.rs:202).

Quality

• The doc on on_runs_beside says the calling thread runs beside "first", but it starts the other runs, then runs beside, then its own chunk. Nit, left for the release quality pass with the <!-- quality-sweep --> marker (mod.rs:322).
• The test comment "two runs keep theirs" holds only for a two-thread split. Nit, not posted.
• The spawn-failure fallback (Err(run) => f(run)) has no test, since it can't be forced easily. Not posted.

AGENTS.md

• No violations. Wasm stays on one thread, the cfg!(target_arch = "wasm32") guard is present, the threads follow the cores-track rules (at most 16, one per 256 Ki values, one below 2^20), there is no unwrap or expect, and the change adds no user-visible text.

Prior review threads: 9 earlier threads are on this PR. I left all 9 alone and did not re-raise them, because the code they point at has since changed and the problems are addressed:

• The ±0 min/max concern is fixed by lower/higher.
• The spawn-panic concern is fixed by Builder::spawn_scoped with a fallback.
• The one-CPU test concern is fixed because the thread count is now forced.
• The 257-value bit-set test is covered by the 257 small whole band.
• The 32-bit overflow in at is fixed with u64.
• The single-thread "three passes" concern no longer applies: the code now makes two passes, the same as before.
• The distinct-merge cutoff test is covered by the halves band. Removing the union check would make categories Some for two threads and fail the assertion at line 1336. The thread is still unresolved, so the author may want to resolve it.

Coverage: the new test forces thread counts 1, 2, 7 and 16, so the merge is exercised on any machine.

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